with Steve Fruitman
#170
April 17, 2017
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Rubber Dogs
Hour One: Hear this show now
Hour Two: Hear this show now
Hour One1. The Kinks: Come On Now (Ray Davies) 1965
2. Fearing and White: 8th Wonder Of The World (Stephen Fearing / Andy White) 2014 *
3. Andrew Cash: Midnight Gone (Charlie Angus) 1988 *
4. Fraser and DeBolt: I Threw It All Away (Bob Dylan) 1969 *
5. Bobby Vee: Rubber Ball (Orlowski / Schroeder) 1960
6. The Bay Boy’s: With Me Long Rubbers On (Fred Northcotte) 1985
7. Cyrkle: Red Rubber Ball (Paul Simon / Bruce Woodley) 1966
8. Stompin’ Tom Connors: Rubberhead (TC Connors) 1965 *
9. Pukka Orchestra: Rubber Girl (Graeme Williamson) 1982 *
10. A Passing Fancy: A Passing Fancy (April Blackwood / Jay Telfer) 1967 *
11. Bernie Early: Ferris Wheel Twist (B Graham / B Early / S Munroe) 1962 *
12. Rodier - Gauthier: Have You (Roger Rodier) 1968 *
13. The Ferrari’s Of Canada: (All I Ever Want Is) Girls (Martinelli / Jaspon) 1964 *
14. The Five Sounds: Loadin’ Cool (D Billard) 1965 *
15. The Five Sounds: Peanut Butter (Bill Barnum / Martin Cooper / Cliff Goldsmith / Fred Smith) 1965 *
16. The Beau-Marks: Clap Your Hands (Beau-Marks) 1960 *CanCon = 75%
Hour Two
1. Wes Dakus & The Club 93 Rebels: Dog Food (Nebille / Stewart / Mitchell) 1963 *
2. The Majestics: Medley: Philly Dog, Night Train, Shot Gun (various) 1968 *
3. Procol Harum: A Salty Dog (Gary Brooker / Keith Reid) 1969
4. Ron McMunn and The Country Cousins: Salty Dog (Trad) 1964 *
5. Soapy Dog: Where Is It (Jean Millaire) 1977 *
6. Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band: Babe Dog Strut (Minnie Heart / Bill Howard) 2012 *
7. The Foundations: Jerking The Dog (J Shaw) 1967
8. Boozoo Chavis: Dog Hill (Boozoo Chavis) 1986
9. Klaatu: Dog Star (Dee Long) 1980 *
10. The Ardels: Piece of Jewellery (Doug Dixon) 1965 *
11. Clay and The Fun Seekers: People of Action (Clay Naslund) 1970 *
12. The Rogues: Girl (Bryan Primeau) 1967 *
13. Rockadrome: Thirteen Miles Down (Rockadrome) 1969 *
14. The Ugly Ducklings: She Ain’t No Use To Me (Dave Byngham / Roger Mayne) 1966 *
15. Jimmy Bowskill Band: Seasons Change (Jimmy Bowskill / Ian McKeown / Daniel Reiff) 2008 *CanCon = 80%
Total CanCon = 80%
And Now for The Particulars: Hour One
1. The Kinks: Come On Now (Ray Davies)
45 single bw Tired of Waiting For You: Pye Records 7N-15759
London UK
Ray Davies: guitar, vocals
Dave Davies: guitar
Mick Avory: bass
Pete Quaife: drums
Produced by Shel Talmy 19652. Fearing and White: 8th Wonder Of The World (Stephen Fearing / Andy White)
Tea & Confidences: LP Version - limited edition of 3 copies in the whole wide world
Halifax NS / Melbourne, Aust
Stephen Fearing: vocals, guitars
Andy White: vocals, guitars, bass, mandolin
Gary Craig: drums
Produced by Fearing & White - 2014
Recorded by Scott Merritt at The Cottage, Guelph ON
Mixed and Mastered by John Whynot at The Palm Door, Los Angeles
Vinyl manufactured at DAS Record Automat152 Johnston St., Fitzroy, Australia
http://www.fearingandwhite.comThis album was never released on vinyl. Only 3 copies were ever made: one for Stephen, one for Andy and one for me. It only contains 8 tracks from the CD and wasn’t actually mastered for vinyl. Sounds like it too which is great!
3. Andrew Cash: Midnight Gone (Charlie Angus)
Time & Place: Island Records ISL 1185
Toronto ON
Andrew Cash: Guitar, vocals
Peter Duffin, drums
Peter MacGibbon, bass
Graydon Nichols, guitar
Jim Ediger, fiddle
Produced by John Switzer & Andrew Cash 1988
Mixed aby Joe Primeau
Mastered by Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk, New YorkOne of the early songs written by Charlie Angus. Originally performed by the Grievous Angels during their formative stage at the Spadina Hotel circa 1987 but never recorded by them. This version by Andrew Cash was the basis for Charlie’s first royalty cheque! It’s a dark, foreboding story of a townie who came to Toronto during the punk days and never went home alive. The recording features drummer Peter Duffin who, along with Cash and Angus were the mainstays behind proto-punk band L’etranger. Cash was the first Canadian artist signed to the prestigious Islands Records label.
4. Fraser & DeBolt: I Threw It All Away (Bob Dylan)
This Song Was Borne: Roaratorio roar39
St Stephen NB / Winnipeg MB
Allan Fraser: vocal, guitar
Daisy DeBolt: vocal, guitar
Ian Guenther: violin
Craig Allen: guitar
Produced by Allan Fraser & James Lindbloom 2015
Recorded by Garf Lamb at Labryinth Sound, Toronto, July 1969Allan Hugh Fraser (born 21 July 1948 in St. Stephen, New Brunswick)
Daisy DeBolt (1945 October 4, 2011)5. Bobby Vee: Rubber Ball (Orlowski / Schroeder)
45 single bw Everyday: Londong American Recordings UK – HLG 9255
Fargo, ND
Bobby Vee: vocals
Earl Palmer: drums
Produced by Snuff Garrett, 1960
Recorded at United Studios, Hollywood August 12, 1960Robert Thomas Velline
(b. Fargo, North Dakota, U.S. April 30, 1943 – d. October 24, 2016 (aged 73) Rogers, MNWas co-written at the Brill Building in New York by Gene Pitney, using his mother's maiden name (Orlowski), and by Aaron Schroeder. Producer Snuff Garrett was only 19 at the time.
Session drummer Earl Cyril Palmer (October 25, 1924 – September 19, 2008) played for Sinatra, The Monkees, Maria Muldaur, Taj Mahal, Ritchie Valens, Ike & Tina etc.
6. The Bay Boys: With Me Long Rubbers On (Fred Northcotte)
Downhome Favourites: Bay Boys BB19851
St. Catherines ON
Fred Northcotte: button accordion, harmonca
Les Northcotte: 12 string guitar, vocals
Walter Ostanek: piano accordion
Graham Townsend: fiddle, piano
Ken Senko: guitar, banjo
Richard Ostanek: bass
Dave Morellato: drums
Murray McFadgen: bg vocal
Produced by Walter Ostanek, 1985
Recorded at Rainbow Studios, Niagara Falls ON by Wayne O’Brien
Mixed by Wayne O’Brien and Rod MorrisonFrederick Ward Northcotte b. Coppett, NL July 16, 1938 - d. St Catherines ON March 17, 2010
Les Northcotte b. Ramea Island NL
This album features two incredible virtuosos: Walter Ostanek (Canada’s Polka King) on piano accordion, and Graham Townsend on fiddle.
7. Cyrkle: Red Rubber Ball (Paul Simon / Bruce Woodley)
45 single bw How Can I Leave Her: Columbia Records 4-43589
Easton PA / New York City
Tom Dawes: guitar
Don Dannemann: bass
Marty Fried: drums
Earl Pickens: electric piano
John Simon: piano
Produced by John Simon, 1966
Released April 4, 1966Originally called the Rhondells. Managed by Brian Epstein, John Lennon came up with the spelling of their new name. Opened for The Beatles on their 1966 US / Canada tour. Paul Simon said he wrote "Red Rubber Ball" while living in England to get a £100 advance from The Seekers. The Seekers also recorded "Red Rubber Ball" for their 1966 album Come the Day (Georgy Girl). In Canada, the Cyrkle version of the song displaced Paperback Writer to reach number one. Also recorded by Cilla Black, Mel Torme, Neil Diamond and Cliff Richard.
8. Stompin’ Tom Connors: Rubberhead (TC Connors) 1965 *
45 rpm Single bw Laura: CKGB Radio Records QC-160
Halton Hills ON
Tom Connors: guitar, vocal,
Produced by CKGB Radio, 1965This is one of Tom’s first recordings made in Timmins ON at the local radio station CKGB. I first heard it over the radio, sung live on air in the summer of ’65. It quickly became one of my favourite Tom songs. Different versions of it were released on various future Stompin’ Tom albums.
9. Pukka Orchestra: Rubber Girl (Graeme Williamson)
45 Single bw Do The Slither: Rubber Records 0001
Toronto ON
Graeme Williamson: vocals
Neil Chapman: guitar
Tony Duggan-Smith: guitar
Larry Brown: bass
Produced by Jim Bungard and Pukka Orchestra 1981From the Pukka’s first single.
10. A Passing Fancy: A Passing Fancy (April Blackwood / Jay Telfer)
45 single bw I’m Losing Tonight: Columbia 2729
Downsview ON
Jay Telfer (guitar)
Brian Price (organ, vocals)
Phil Seon (guitar)
Steve Wilson (drums)
Rick Mann aka Fruchtman (bass)
Produced by Bob Martin, 1967The Dimensions got together in 1965 and were managed by Bernie Finkelstein, (future president of True North Records and Bruce Cockburn's longstanding manager). The band changed name to A Passing Fancy in January 1966 when Finkelstein left to take over the management of The Paupers. This was the B Side of their first single and only real major hit song I’m Losing Tonight. The following year their management – Wall-Don – decided to fire Jay Telfer which lead to the other members quitting. Wall-Don then put together a totally different band using the same name.
Bass player Rick Mann changed his name back to Richard Fruchtman and played bass with Whiskey Howl, a seminal Canadian blues band, from 1970 to 1972. He then freelanced and played with Dan Aykroyd, Gilda Radner, Paul Shaffer, Doug Henning, The Diamonds, Doug Kershaw, Dan Hill, Richard Newell (aka King Biscuit Boy), Tony Kosinec, String Band.
JAMES DEANS TELFER Died May 20, 2009, in his 61st year after a successful career as a solo artist.
11. Bernie Early: Ferris Wheel Twist (B Graham / B Early / S Munroe)
45 single bw True Love's a Guessing Game: Pace Records MG-796/7
Cornwall ON
Bernie Early: guitar, vocal
Produced at MGM Studios, NYC 1962
http://www.bernieearly.com/b. 1937, Cornwall ON
Bernie Early’s song writing has always been there and was one of the reasons why, during the 1950s, MGM Records signed him for a five year contract when he was only 19. He left Cornwall and started touring the States with the biggest stars in the rockabilly era. His first big hit was in 1958.
“MGM put out the song ‘Rock Doll’, which sold over a million [copies],” says Bernie in an interview with Famous Last Words. “Unfortunately, my manager got in a fight with them and got off of MGM, which really made me mad! That was about it, and I never got paid for nothing. I called up MGM [regarding the payment] and they said talk to your manager and then hung up on me, so that was the last I heard from them. I never got paid.”
He was inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame in 2009
12. Rodier - Gauthier: Have You (Roger Rodier)
45 single bw Overseer: Pax Records 3803
Montréal, Québec
Roger Rodier:
Germaine Gauthier:
Produced by John Pantis, 1968An obscure psyche-folk musician Roger Rodier teamed up here with Germaine Gauthier. They released two singles for the Pax label before Rodier went out on his own and recorded an amazing album in 1972 called Upon Velveatur which Rolling Stone magazine called “Timeless Grace”. He started recording another album in 1973 but something happened and he just quite the music scene.
13. The Ferrari’s Of Canada: (All I Ever Want Is) Girls (Martinelli / Jaspon)
45 single bw Please Tell Her: DCP International ?– DCP 1110
Yarmouth NS
George Martinelli: lead vocals
Ralph Martinelli: lead guitar
Carl Doucette: bass
Edgar Fevens: guitar, horns
Harvey Deveau: drums
Terry Ryan: horns
Produced 1964Harvey Deveau - drummer in The Ferrari's Of Canada passed away at the age of 68 on August 4/2009 in Massachusetts.
Ralph Martinelli Jr. - lead guitar in The Ferraris Of Canada and was also an accomplished fiddle player and was awarded with many awards throughout his illustrious career. He was a seven time recipient of being named the top fiddle player in Massachusetts. He also received many awards from the Massachusetts Country Music Awards Association. Ralph passed away on August 6/2015 at the age of 79.
Edgar Fevens - guitar, harmonica and trumpet in The Ferraris Of Canada passed away on August 23/2015 at the age of 76 after a lengthy illness.
14. The Five Sounds: Loadin’ Coal (D Billard)
45 single bw Baby Please Don't Cry: Epic Records 9856
Halifax NS
Keith Jollimore (Reeds)
Bruce Cassidy (Trumpet)
Ritchie Oakley (Bass)
Jim White (Guitar), Jack S. Lilly (Drums)
Doug Billard (Vocals)
Joe Sealy (Keyboards)
Produced by Bob Morgan and Manny Kellem, 196515. The Five Sounds: Peanut Butter (Bill Barnum / Martin Cooper / Cliff Goldsmith / Fred Smith)
45 single bw Miss Ann: Epic 10016
Halifax, NS
Keith Jollimore (Reeds)
Bruce Cassidy (Trumpet)
Ritchie Oakley (Bass)
Jim White (Guitar), Jack S. Lilly (Drums)
Doug Billard (Vocals)
Joe Sealy (Keyboards)
Produced 1965The Five Sounds released two singles in 1965 and 1966 on Epic which charted on Halifax radio station CHNS. In 1968 the "Five Sounds" were the house band on CBC television's "Where It's At" (the local segment of the national series) which was hosted by Frank Cameron and produced in Halifax.
Changed their name to Central Nervous System in 1968. Various players went onto to perform with Lighthouse and Peppertree.
16. The Beau-Marks: Clap Your Hands (The Beau-Marks)
A Taste Of Birchmount Pop: Birchmount BMS 1
Montreal QC
Ray Hutchinson - guitar
Mike Robitaille - bass
Joey Frechette - piano
Gilles Tailleur - drums
Produced 1960Formed in the late 1960s, their first release, the April 1959 single "Rockin' Blues" b/w "Midnight Party", came out under the name The Del-Tones, but the group changed their name soon afterward in a nod to the Bomarc missile. "Clap Your Hands," hit #1 in Canada and Australia and peaked at #45 on the US Billboard chart. They appeared on American Bandstand and at a charity concert at Carnegie Hall soon afterwards. Two more albums followed before the group broke up in 1963.
Hour Two
1. Wes Dakus & The Club 93 Rebels: Dog Food (Nebille / Stewart / Mitchell) *
Single: Gallio Records 102
Edmonton AB
Barry Allen
Bob Clarke
Wes Dakus
Stu Mitchell
Dennis Paul
Produced 1963
Arranged by Bobby Hartb. Mannville MB April 2, 1938 d. August 18, 2013 (age 75) in Vancouver from a cancerous brain tumor
1958 formed Wes Dakus & The Club 93 RebelsToured with Buddy Knox
RPM Magazine voted the band "Top Instrumental Group" in 1964 and 19652. The Majestics: Medley: Philly Dog, Night Train, Shot Gun
Instrumental R&B: Arc Records AS 732
Toronto ON
Fred Keeler: guitar
Wes Morris: drums
William Cudmore: bass
Eric Robertson: keys
Produced by Tony DiMaria 1968
Recorded at Bay Studio, Toronto by Gary Starr & Ray LawrenceFormed in the early 1960s as Jay Smith and The Majestics, Smith shared lead vocals with Shawne Jackson (ex of The Silhouettes), and they soon became one of the leading big band groups around the Toronto area. After Smith left they became Shawne & Jay Jackson and The Majestics. The band were so good that Arc Records decided to record them performing instrumental soul and R&B hits. They put out three excellent albums.
3. Procol Harum: A Salty Dog (Gary Brooker / Keith Reid)
A Salty Dog: A&M Records SP 4179
UK
Gary Brooker: piano, 3 stringed guitar, celeste, bells, harmonica, recorder, woods, vocals
Matthew Fisher: Organ, vocals, acoustic guitar, marimba, recorder, piano, rhythm guitar
David Knights: bass
Barrie Wilson: drums
Robin Trower: lead guitar, vocal, acoustic guitar, percussion
Produced by Matthew Fisher 1969
Recorded by Ken Scott4. Ron McMunn and The Country Cousins: Salty Dog (Trad)
Blue Grass Cannonball: Banff Rodeo Records RBS 1197
Stittsville ON
Ron McMunn: guitar, vocals
Wally Jackson: fiddle
Garny Scheels: dobro
Don ONeil: mandolin
Lloyd Grant: banjo
Produced by Ken Ayoub 1964
Recorded by Paul MongeauOriginally known as The Salty Dog Blues, the oldest recordings of the song credit Papa Charlie Jackson, who adapted the song directly from the African-American traditional for Paramount and for Broadway in 1924. It’s been recorded in both blues and bluegrass versions by everyone from Mississippi John Hurt to Johnny Cash; Roger McGuinn to Hot Tuna and Flatt & Scruggs. The song appears in a 1963 episode of The Andy Griffith Show, "The Darlings Are Coming", featuring The Dillards. In the show the band is called the Darling family and performs a rendition of "Salty Dog" with Andy Griffith on guitar.
5. Soapy Dog: Where Is It (Jean Millaire)
Play A Simple Melody: CBC Broadcast Recordings LM 444
Montreal QC
Jean Millaire: guitar
Valentino Condina: drums
Robert Trepanier: bass
Louie Louie: keys
Produced by Michael Whalen 1977
Recorded & Mixed by Dixon Van WinkleA Quebecois band called Feu, they renamed themselves Soapy Dog for their English performances. Jean Millaire was voted Quebec’s most outstanding guitarist by Petit Journal in 1973.
6. Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band: Babe Dog Strut (Minnie Heart / Bill Howard)
Tri-City Stomp: Duke of Erb Records WHRC 12-01
Kitchener ON
Minnie Heart: vocal, banjolin, violin, jug, kazoo, bass
Bill Howard: vocal, guitar, kazoo, washboard
Buck Thompson: bajitar, washboard, vocal
Willie Ames: cello, tenor guitar, vocal
David Neigh: harmonica
Dan Livingstone: guitar
Produced by Bill Howard & Minnie Heart 2012
Recorded at the Duke of Erb
Mixed by Matthew Knischewsky
Mastered by Harris Newman at Greymarket Mastering
http://www.everlovinjugband.caHave released two albums of excellent jug band sounds. Gaining a wide reputation in the jug band scene in the US.
7. The Foundations: Jerking The Dog (J Shaw)
Baby, Now That Ive Found You: Uni 73016
London UK
Clem Curtis: vocals
Eric Allan Dale: trombone
Pat Burke: tenor sax, flute
Mike Elliot: tenor sax
Tony Gomez: organ
Tim Harris: drums
Peter MacBeth: bass
Alan Warner: guitar
Produced by Tony MacAulay 1967Another song featuring the vocals of the late Clem Curtis.
8. Boozoo Chavis: Dog Hill (B Chavis)
Louisiana Zydeco Music: Maison De Soul - MDS1107
Dog Hill, Lake Charles, LA
Shelton Jackson, bass
Carlton Thomas Jr., Guitar
Boozoo Chavis, accordion
Rellis Chavis, drums
JW Henderson, washboard
Wilson Chavis Jr, accordion
Anthony Chavis, washboard
Produced by JJ Caillier – 1986Wilson Anthony Chavis b. October 23, 1930 Church Point, LA – d. May 5, 2001 (aged 70) Austin, TX
He made his first recording, of his own song "Paper in My Shoe," in 1954. The record was a regional hit, subsequently acknowledged as a zydeco standard, but Chavis was convinced that it was more successful than the record companies claimed, later saying: "I got gypped out of my record. I get frustrated, sometimes. I love to play, but, when I get to thinking about 1955... They stole my record. They said that it only sold 150,000 copies. But, my cousin, who used to live in Boston, checked it out. It sold over a million copies. I was supposed to have a gold record." Chavis lost trust in the music business, and over the next thirty years only released three more singles. He regained his trust in the business in the 1980s when he recorded several albums for Rounder Records. He was inducted into the Zydeco Hall of Fame in 1998.
9. Klaatu: Dog Star (Dee Long)
Endangered Spiecies: Daffodil Records / EMI Canada SBA 16060
Toronto ON
John Woloschuk - vocals, guitar, keys, bass guitar, vibraphone, sitar, vibes, orcana, glockenspiel
Dee Long - vocals, electric guitar, mandolin, slide guitar, Korgsynthesizer
Terry Draper - drums, percussion, Polymoog synthesizer, trombone,tambourine, vocals
Produced by Christopher Bond 1980Sirius the Dog Star brightest star in our sky in the constellation Canis Major (The Greater Dog)
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1979), novel and series by Douglas Adams. Most of the technology mentioned in the Hitchhiker series consists of products of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation, a decidedly inept company responsible for the design and creation of a wide range of robots and labor-saving devices, none of which work as intended
10. The Ardels: Piece of Jewellery (Doug Dixon)
45 single bw Run Hully Gully Boy: Cancut Records 8963
Etobicoke ON
Gary Brennan (drums)
David Burt (piano)
Bob McKay (saxophone)
Roger Charlesworth (bass)
Doug Dixon (vocals)
Robin Scott (guitar)
Produced 1966The band started in 1963 playing mostly Hi-schools and drop-in centres in Toronto. They disbanded in 1968. Gary Brennan died in 2007; Robin Scott and Bob McKay died in 2008.
11. Clay and The Fun Seekers: People of Action (Clay Naslund) 1970 *
45 single bw Jailhouse Rock: Nicole Records - 6904
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Clay Naslund: vocals
Produced - 1970Clay died 1978 age 30. This was his only recording.
12. (Those) Rogues: Girl (Bryan Primeau)
45 single bw I Could See You Again: Algoma Records ST 53
Sault Ste Marie ON
Bryan Primeau: organ, vocals
Mike Jargan: drums
Rick Rogers: guitar
Harvey Bell: bass
Produced by John Holt, 1967
Recorded by Marshall Shapiro at Arc Studios in Toronto on February 26, 1967This was a band from The Soo.
There was another band from Saskatchewan called The Rogues 5 who changed their name to Great Flood and the pre-cursor to Mandala were also called The Rogues.13. Rockadrome: Thirteen Miles Down (Rockadrome)
Royal American 20th Century Blues: Sound Canada SC-7701
Richmond Hill, ON
R J Dove - lead guitar
Michael R Clancy - guitar
Rick Vallieres - drums
Paul Lachapelle - bass
Produced by Art Snider 1969
Recorded by Art Snider at Sounds Canada Studios, TorontoPsychedelic performers, Rockadrome formed in Toronto in 1968 – were given free studio time by Art Snider (one of Canada’s recording pioneers); in exchange, the band had to back his wife on her syrupy album The Allen Sisters. Everything comes with a price!
14. The Ugly Ducklings: She Ain’t No Use To Me (Dave Byngham / Roger Mayne)
Somewhere Outside: Yorktown Records - YT 50,001
Toronto ON
Dave Bingham (vocals)
Glynn Bell (guitar)
Roger Mayne (guitar)
John Read (bass)
Robin Boers (drums)
Produced by Bill Huard - 1966
Recorded by Dave Leonard, Ray Lawrence, Gary youngblood & Terry Vollum at
Stea Phillips, NYC - Hallmark Sound, Toronto - Bay Recording, Toronto15. Jimmy Bowskill Band: Seasons Change (Jimmy Bowskill / Ian McKeown / Daniel Reiff)
Back Number: Ruf Records RUF 2008
Toronto ON
Jimmy Bowskill: guitar, piano, trumpet, vocals
Ian McKeown: bass, trombone, vocals
Dan Reiff: drums, vocals
Produced & mixed by Brian Moncarz and the Jimmy Bowskill Band 2013
Recorded by Wayne Cochrane & Kevin Dietz at Metalworks Studios, Toronto & Rattlebox North
Mastered by Joe Lambert at Joe Lambert Mastering, Brookly NYb. Bailieboro ON Sept 16, 1990
first played on stage at the age of eleven at Jeff Healey's club in Toronto
Recorded first LP at age 13.
2005 won Maple Blues Award as "Best New Artist of the Year
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